War is Peace

  The novel 1984 was written by George Orwell. “War is Peace” is one of the chapter titles in the book. This chapter took a big role in the novel; it talked about how it’s classified to three different classes, a High class, Middle class, and a Low class. Eurasia, Oceania, and East Asia would fight each other in order to be in the High Class. “War is Peace” in this novel means that in a war, people are just being manipulated by what people that are involved in the war say. I agree and believe that War is Peace.
   From my opinion, War is Peace. There’s not really a reason why people are fighting, it’s the fact that people are being controlled by what the people that are involved in the war say. For example, when the Twin Tower was attacked, Bush sent many troops at Afghanistan to look for Bin Laden. Bin Laden was the suspect on attacking the Twin Tower. But we all don’t know if that’s the only reason why he sent all those troops there. There was already a bad history even before that happened.

   So overall, in the novel 1984, what “War is Peace” meant was people are being controlled by what people that are involved in the war say. All the people would just go along with it, even if they only knew a little bit of the situation. But the bad part about it is the person doesn’t even have a clue that they’re being controlled in any kind of way. So basically, I believe that War is Peace.